Only a few days left before Amazon Prime Day: how to register and where to look for discounts

July has finally arrived! Aside from beach days, barbecues, and plenty of outdoor gatherings, everyone is focused on the next big event of the summer: Prime Day, an event created by Amazon. Today.

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The retailer finally announced the dates Amazon Prime Day 2023 — it will fall on July 11 and 12.

What is Prime Day

Prime Day is the period of global annual discounts. The event lasts two days and is only available to Amazon Prime members. During this sale, shoppers can expect big discounts in categories such as beauty, tech, home, fashion, kitchen and more. In previous years, shoppers have enjoyed impressive deals on top-selling products, from the Apple AirPod Pro to Alexa devices and beauty favorites like the Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask.

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Last year, Prime Day was available in many countries, including Amazon Prime members in Austria, Brazil, Japan, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and Singapore, just to name a few!

Dates

Prime Day 2023 will take place over two days: Tuesday, July 11 and Wednesday, July 12. Due to the pandemic, the retailer moved Prime Day 2020 to October before returning to the summer months. Prime Day 2021 and Prime Day 2022 fell into June and July.

However, in October 2022, the retailer launched the second two-day sale of the year: the "Prime Early Access Sale". This gave Amazon Prime members another chance to save ahead of the Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday weekend.

How much does Amazon Prime cost?

A monthly Prime membership costs $14,99 per month, but you can also purchase an annual membership for $139, which will end up saving you a few dollars per month. Let's remember that Amazon has a regular membership - it is cheaper, but does not give access to discounts and Prime Day promotions.

Additionally, college students can get a Prime membership for just $7,49 per month or $69 per year, and students who are new to Prime Student can sign up for a six-month trial. Students also enjoy additional benefits, including a free monthly membership to GrubHub+ and discounts on airfare and hotels through StudentUniverse. And that's not all—those with qualified government assistance can also get a Prime membership for just $6,99 after a free trial.

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It is worth mentioning the free delivery of most products within one day.

How to find the best deals Prime Day

• You will need an account Amazon Prime.
• Download the Amazon Prime app and enable notifications.
• By setting alerts through the app, you'll receive personalized push notifications for updates to your recently viewed items throughout the event.
• if you have Alexa, use it! The device will notify you of discounts on anything in your cart, wishlist, or saved for later section 24 hours before they become available. You can ask "Alexa, what are my notifications" to learn more about the sales you're interested in, and even ask Alexa to buy something for you once the promotion goes live. You can also tell your device "Alexa, remind me when Prime Day starts" so you're ready to shop when the time is right.

To save even more before the big sale, Amazon also offers a "Subscribe & Save" program that can help you get up to 10% off 1-4 products, or up to 15% off 5 or more products.

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You can also subscribe to limited products, from pet food to beauty products, groceries and more. Just select the quantity and schedule the delivery - and you can cancel it anytime! You are automatically delivered the selected product once a week, month or any period that suits you. We recommend signing up for a Prime membership to access Prime Day. But you can also subscribe to products without a Prime membership.

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